ARLINGTON, Va. — The American Feed Industry Association’s Board of Directors recently concluded its annual spring meeting in Washington, D.C., where they advocated for key policy priorities impacting the animal food industry on Capitol Hill and conducted other official business, including installing new board leadership and directors.
On May 22, the directors met with more than 35 U.S. Senate and House offices, advocating for several legislative priorities on behalf of the total animal food industry, including the Innovative Feed Enhancement and Economic Development Act ( S. 1906 / H.R. 2203 ), Securing American Agriculture Act ( S. 912 / H.R. 1995. . .
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